Dino surveyed how the battle was coming down. The artillery was doing its job so well that none of the infantry squads had to advance over the frontline. When Matthew summoned the horde of prehistorical creatures, Dino was slightly amazed, but kept his focus on the battle.

"Just hold the perimeter. Conclude your attack then retreat the water. I want you to use it as a shield in case of Lilith attacking." he referred towards the alien, before stepping behind the soldier line that was awaiting to fire. The command came quickly after, unleashing a storm of bullets towards the Rebel blockade. In combination with the artillery shells raining from the sky, Dino was sure that the other team wasn't having a great time. The Irish man reached into his pocket and grabbed the radio, bringing it at his mouth a moment later.

"Hawks, I want eyes on the enemy camp. Scout the situation from up above."

"Useless..." Lilith murmured displeased, as she saw Samuel's men constantly die around her accomplishing nothing but giving her more ash. By now their side of the battlefield was littered with empty metal shells of armors, only piles of dust within. She was just about to move onto step two, but the enemy made their move first.

As their position kept getting pressured and the line of guns was formed, it was quite easy to predict what happens next if the situation remains like this. "Scatter, get some cover!" The women yelled at top of her lungs to whoever could hear her, before all the 'tagged' remains erupted like geysers, creating a thick smokescreen that engulfed the party and their allies. It was similar to what the others experienced in the capital, except it wasn't close as severe. The cloud was much larger yes, but there were no shards flying about and ash swirled lazily and slowly around. Plus, this time Dino's party was on the outside of it.

Dino's troops were now forced to shoot blind, but so were Lilith's, and Matt's water attack would mix in contact with wall of ash, making mass of goop unusable for both parties. There was no movement visible in the smokescreen, and if Dino gave order to cease fire, the battlefield would've get relatively quiet for a moment. As one of the helicopters hovered over, a giant tendril suddenly emerged from the cloud grasping onto its tail, and using machine's own momentum, it swung it around throwing it off balance and lobbing it where it would make most damage; other party's location, where also the bastion of guns was formed.

And just like that, Lilith moved onto offensive. The wall of dust began to move towards the enemy like an approaching sand storm, gradually gaining in severity as it sped up, and formed bigger shards, and the Necromancer began to give out orders again. "Nocturn! Advance with the cloud and give them hell! Find the water mage and neutralize him...Me and Walter will back you up in a second!" Lilith knew, that in the chaos of the storm, only her and the zombie should be able to act unhindered, thanks to their abilities, and Abra's 'shield'. Matthew seemed to be the only one capable of nullifying the effects of her magic and vice-versa, she needed him gone.

"Regroup and collect yourselves!" The women yelled to remaining soldiers. "I want everyone combat-ready again by the time the dust settles down!"
Using the distraction provided, Samuel men finally began to do something. Even though now in smaller numbers, vehicles and artillery were being manned one after another, ready to do their work once the order is given.

"Yes sir!" Matthew acknowledged, focusing on his saurian combatants. He began to call them back, but then a massive dust storm hit. Lilith.

Uh, oh.

"Um...Dino?" the cyborg called out, pointing towards the massive ash wall. "I'm thinking we're probably going to have to end this pretty quick!"

He raised his arms, ready to unleash his element on the enemy forces, and then looked over his shoulder for the signal. "I'm going to use a tsunami. It'll pretty much wipe out everything except Timothy, Lilith, Z-dude, and the commanders."

He paused a moment, and then added quietly: "But I'll wait for your orders, sir."